He was actually discussed briefly on the previous page on this thread. Geysir not phased. :)
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He was actually discussed briefly on the previous page on this thread. Geysir not phased. :)
He's got ice in his veins has Geysir.
Carrasco has four caps, the manager seems to prefer Lukaku, Benteke or Origi up front in a 4-5-1 or 4-3-3 formation
I suppose Italy see Scotland as a good test ahead of playing us in France.
He's a winger though, right? His stock is surely higher now than it would have been at the end of qualifying. Can't imagine he'd be too far off the likes of Mertens and Mirallas in the pecking order.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
Edit- I see Mirallas didn't even make the squad. I suppose Carrasco still has the likes of Hazard and De Bruyne to compete with.
Sweden and Slovenia have just kicked off. 0-0 at the minute with a stream here if anyone's interested: http://crichd.co/update/ch1.php
Finished 0-0
Lombaerts and Boyata out of the Belgium squad: http://www.the42.ie/belgium-euro-201...96750-May2016/
We have them on the racks, lads.
Was a pretty uneventful game. Ibrahimovic didn't play.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Sweden are poor. Take away Zlatan (34 years old btw) and there is little there. The back four doesn't inspire confidence and Isaksson in goals always gives a nervy impression, has a eager tendency to punch and parry catchable balls.
Vermaelen has barely played all season.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
It was reported that Zlatan didn't play against Slovenia because of concerns over his sore calf.
He was still the star of the night, every time his mug came on the stadium screen ( every 10 minutes or so) the Malmo crowd broke into loud cheers.
Belgium playing Finland tonight
finished 1-1 - Lukaku came off the bench to score a late equaliser for Belgium
Belgium playing tonight.
Good article and videos here: http://www.espnfc.co.uk/belgium/stor...--marc-wilmots
Sweden v Wales on at 3pm on Setanta 1
Nice goal.
3 now. We're doomed.
Wales looked extremely soft through the middle for the first and last goal, the kind of goal Glenn Whelan would prevent.